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North York, Toronto
Bed and breakfasts for 2 people, with garden
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North York, Toronto
Bed and breakfast for 2 people, with garden
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Toronto, Lake Ontario (Canada)
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Why Book a Bed and Breakfast in Toronto?
Travelers and activities
Toronto appeals strongly to cultural tourists, foodies, and sports fans, offering a true metropolitan experience. It is highly suitable for urban explorers who want to access distinct cultural pockets, from the shops of Kensington Market to the galleries of the Distillery District. Visitors can spend time touring Casa Loma, watching a Blue Jays game, or taking a ferry to the Toronto Islands for skyline views. The B&Bs in Toronto are ideal for accessing the TTC's extensive network. The peak season is summer (June to August), with warm, humid temperatures averaging 26°C and B&B rates typically ranging from $170 to $330 CAD per night. The shoulder seasons of spring and fall offer excellent value, with lower rates, usually from $130 to $250 CAD, and moderate weather perfect for walking and city touring.
Top 5 must-visit attractions in Toronto
Travel recommendations
Explore the essential sites that define Toronto's status as a major international city, blending iconic landmarks with diverse cultural institutions and neighborhoods.
- CN Tower
- Royal Ontario Museum (ROM)
- St. Lawrence Market
- Distillery Historic District
- Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO)
CN Tower
Once the world's tallest free-standing structure, this icon offers a revolving restaurant and several observation decks, including the thrilling EdgeWalk, providing panoramic views of the city, Lake Ontario, and the Toronto Islands.
Royal Ontario Museum (ROM)
One of the largest museums in North America, the ROM features diverse collections covering world culture and natural history, housed in a striking building that blends historic architecture with a modern, angular crystal addition.
St. Lawrence Market
A historic public market complex featuring the South Market (a primary food market) and the North Market (site of a farmers' market). It is a central hub for food lovers, operating since 1803.
Distillery Historic District
A pedestrian-only village set within restored Victorian industrial buildings. This area is a hub for boutique shops, art galleries, high-end restaurants, and hosts the famous Toronto Christmas Market.
Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO)
One of the largest art museums in North America, the AGO holds an expansive collection of Canadian, European, African, and Oceanic art, housed in a renovated building designed by Frank Gehry.
Toronto is widely considered the most multicultural city in the world, with over 140 languages spoken and nearly half its residents born outside of Canada.
Where to dine in Toronto
Restaurant recommendations
Toronto's dining scene is celebrated for its incredible global diversity, offering high-quality food from virtually every corner of the world. These three establishments are highly rated by diners:
- Alo Restaurant (4.7/5 stars) - Located in a historic building, this acclaimed spot offers a sophisticated tasting menu focused on contemporary French cuisine and consistently ranks among the best restaurants in Canada.
- Seven Lives Tacos y Mariscos (4.6/5 stars) - A wildly popular, casual counter-service spot in Kensington Market known for serving some of the city's most authentic and flavorful Mexican street tacos.
- Pai Northern Thai Kitchen (4.6/5 stars) - A bustling, authentic Thai restaurant known for its Northern Thai regional specialties, with a high-energy, friendly atmosphere and long queues demonstrating its popularity.